In the D-SLR world, the EOS 700D is the closest thing there is to royalty. It can trace its lineage all the way back to the EOS 300D, the first D-SLR specifically designed for consumer-level shooters and the camera that finally kick-started the category.

Over twenty years ago I owned and used a reasonable film SLR camera. Didn't take many photos for a few years afterwards and then started using Digital compact cameras with which I have taken many photos over the past ten or so years.

Easy to use; Build quality; Screen size

Complicated

First DSLR I've owned, still exploring the possibilities of my new camera. So far, really pleased with it, the articulated touchscreen is a plus. Just regret it's missing the Wifi.

Having an insight into the Canon EOS 700D DSLR Camera Review, you can realize that this DSLR camera comes with pretty good features. It comes with excellent megapixels and is equipped with powerful image processor .

With a great value for money, both the EOS 700D from Canon and Nikon's D5300 are tied on several aspects, leaving buyers confused as to which one pick up. Recently, I had an opportunity to have a hands-on experience with the Canon EOS 700D. I have also been using a Nikon D5300 for a few months now.

Bought this Camera after reading a lot of reviews. Finally, it was between Nikon 5300D and Canon 700D (considered 1300d as well). The camera came with two Kit lenses 18-55 and 55-250, which are good the images are crisp. The camera is touch enabled.

If u you are going for a holiday trip to an exotic place and wanna keep memories of that place with you for a long time so don't forget to take Canon EOS 700D SLR camera which helps to keep memories with you, its size and shape is quite cool and handy, its grip is also very nice which helps you to...

I like it very much.Satisfactory service.

This product is very good and the features of this camera is awesome but still you need the two or more lens to capture photographs from distance.

Adjustable swing-out display has touchscreen for easily navigating shooting options, even in sunlight. But the Live View focus, flash cycling, and general navigation feel sluggish by comparison.

Display swings out for capturing a variety of angles; Great image quality

Live View focus seems sluggish; Some physical controls are awkward to navigate